Boston-Craisglist RS6 For Sale

[Brett Dikeman]

Mike LaRosa wrote:
> Figured 'yuse guys might like to see this one :)

Knowing Craigslist, he's probably already gotten offers for:
-trade with a 1989 Toyota Corolla (needs right front wheel) and a 
1-speed messenger bike (sorta works)
-$50 (trying to get a rise)
-$10000 (clueless, thinks it's an A6)
-$30000 (knows it's an RS6, thinks CL is ebay and seller won't get any 
other offers and will default to him)

Much as I love Craigslist, the best word to describe 90% of the people 
who use it is "flaky", and even though it's supposed to be a 'community' 
site, just about every seller thinks they can take you for a ride.  If 
the guy thinks CL is the best place to sell a $65k car, it's no wonder 
he has to sell it- he's not very bright.

Brett
PS:A dealership friend told me they had one RS6 customer that brought 
the car in for service because it was "whistling".  They offered a 
decent price to buy it back when things were cleared up as to why.  The 
customer declined the offer.  Went down the street, traded it for LESS 
to a Mercedes dealer on an S-class, and the Merc dealer called them up 
and said "you want it back?"  They got it back for less than they had 
offered originally to the owner, and turned around and sold it for 
another profit.  I wish I could be stupid with money like that.
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